JAL unveils wreckage of 1985 jumbo jet crash for display

JAL unveils wreckage of 1985 jumbo jet crash for display

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Airlines Corp. unveiled to the media April 19 a facility for displaying the wreckage (shown in photo) of one of its jumbo jets that crashed in mountains in eastern Japan in 1985 with the loss of 520 lives. The Safety Promotion Center, located inside a building at Tokyo's Haneda airport, will be open to the public from April 24.

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